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Doesn't matter whatsoever since Discord as a company is total garbage.
The problem is that Matrix doesn't allow you to opt out of video streams when you're in a voice chat. And Revolt doesn't even have video-streaming. Discord's video-streaming is incredibly robust on average, though I, too, long for a competent, free competitor.
Me and some friends have been using fluxer recently and it's been pretty good, streaming works like discord so you have to click into it. It's very similar to discord UI wise so it's been easy to get people to swap over, and it supports self hosting which has been nice. Only complaint is that it's missing the built in soundboard discord has but that's a pretty minor thing.